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Talking Heads — City Of Dreams
Album: True Stories
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Released: 1986
Length: 5:03
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Near where you are standing, the dinosaurs did a dance
The Indians told a story how it has come to pass
The Indians had a legend, the Spaniards lived for gold
White men came and killed them, but they haven't really gone

We live in the city of dreams
We drive on this highway of fire
Should we awake to find it gone
Remember this, our favorite town

From Germany and Europe and southern U.S.A.
They made this little town here that we live in to this day
The children of the white man saw Indians on TV
And heard about the legend, how their city was a dream

We live in the city of dreams
We drive on this highway of fire
Should we awake and find it gone
Remember this, our favorite town

The Civil War is over, and World War I and II
If we can live together, the dream, it might come true
Underneath the concrete, the dream is still alive
A hundred million lifetimes, a world that never dies

We live in the city of dreams
We drive on this highway of fire
Should we awake and find it gone
Remember this, our favorite town
We live in the city of dreams
We drive on this highway of fire
Should we awake and find it gone
Remember this, our favorite town
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 eyeball wrote:

Thanks to RP I am swift becoming more of a TH fan. I guess I just wasn’t ready all those years ago. I love them now.



Ahhh, me DeLight in these stories of musical maturity. Thanks 👀...
Posted 5 months ago by Sunflowering    [ Reply ]
 mindless wrote:

Boring, awful track. I can see what some people like in David Byrne but, not in this track!



BS If this was Radiohead everybody would be rating it a 10.
Posted 6 months ago by johnfiva    [ Reply ]
 joanbcn wrote:
For those you dont like TH / DB ...
This is Radio Paradise and Radio Paradise is not Radio Paradise without Talking Heads or David Byrne

{#Nyah}



That may be correct but both are overplayed. Some bands I hear just now and than but TH en DB I hear every day
Posted 8 months ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
this is better then psycho killer IMOH
Posted 1 year ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
 eyeball wrote:

Thanks to RP I am swift becoming more of a TH fan. I guess I just wasn’t ready all those years ago. I love them now.



Radio Paradise showed me a side of Talking Heads that I connected with. Burning Down the House and Psycho Killer (the album version) never did anything for me.

RP played Strange Overtones, and I loved it, and I was like, okay, why don't I like Talking Heads? I do, I just don't like Burning Down the House and Psycho Killer 😅
Posted 1 year ago by lance20000    [ Reply ]
True Stories was a truly wonderful, quirky movie full of great one-liners that I still quote to this day. An under-rated Talking Heads album, I feel.  Not their best, but worthy of a regular listen, still.
Posted 1 year ago by slugore    [ Reply ]
Not their best. 
Posted 2 years ago by jjbchansen159    [ Reply ]
Posted 2 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
 phlattop wrote:

I owned this album but never explored beyond "Puzzling evidence", "Wild wild Life" and another one. This feels like a cousin to "Heaven".

For all the hate the Heads and DB get here (along with other major artists), one should keep in mind that music is often inextricably linked with personal memories. The Talking Heads (pre -Naked) stuff takes me back to art school in the 80s. Great times. "Seagull" by Bad Company is playing now and while I loved it then and now, there isn't the same level of association.

To each their own. PSD away if you want. You might just get a favorite of yours.





I barely knew that TH existed back in the 80's. I truly like this band and not because the songs are linked to good memories.  One of my favorite bands on this station and there is a lot of good music on this station.
Posted 2 years ago by smartn1    [ Reply ]
If someone asked me about my favourite bands, I doubt I would remember to mention Talking Heads. Yet, each time one of their songs comes up in RP,  I find myself cranking up the volume, stopping what I'm doing, paying attention to the lyrics and even singing along. What a band! 
Posted 2 years ago by DimDeckard    [ Reply ]
Plod.
Posted 2 years ago by MattRudely    [ Reply ]
 jp33442 wrote:
Even though i find DB one of the biggest dicks ever, he is very talented 




I agree!!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 jp33442 wrote:
Even though i find DB one of the biggest dicks ever, he is very talented 



Are you living in any sort of modern city, even of dreams? I find it incomprehensible that in the second decade of this century anyone would choose David Byrne for this honor. Of all the better examples we have today! I think you may be exaggerating?
Posted 2 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Just love this song, talking heads at their best
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
 TLynneHenry wrote:

Love this album, adore this movie. My college friends and I still quote it back and forth to each other almost 30 years later. 



Same here. 
These people have too much metal on their heads.
Posted 2 years ago by wtango    [ Reply ]
 phlattop wrote:

I owned this album but never explored beyond "Puzzling evidence", "Wild wild Life" and another one. This feels like a cousin to "Heaven".

For all the hate the Heads and DB get here (along with other major artists), one should keep in mind that music is often inextricably linked with personal memories. The Talking Heads (pre -Naked) stuff takes me back to art school in the 80s. Great times. "Seagull" by Bad Company is playing now and while I loved it then and now, there isn't the same level of association.

To each their own. PSD away if you want. You might just get a favorite of yours.

Even though i find DB one of the biggest dicks ever, he is very talented 

Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
I owned this album but never explored beyond "Puzzling evidence", "Wild wild Life" and another one. This feels like a cousin to "Heaven".

For all the hate the Heads and DB get here (along with other major artists), one should keep in mind that music is often inextricably linked with personal memories. The Talking Heads (pre -Naked) stuff takes me back to art school in the 80s. Great times. "Seagull" by Bad Company is playing now and while I loved it then and now, there isn't the same level of association.

To each their own. PSD away if you want. You might just get a favorite of yours.
Posted 3 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
 gregorbill wrote:

Why, oh why did they ever part company with Brian Eno?



Because then we wouldn't have the latin-funky the "Naked" album, or great mainstream-poppy-hits from the "Little Creatures" album - or even this inbetween "True Stories" album that is kind of a soundtrack album to a weird movie.

I am fairly sure that we would have some great albums if they continued with Brian Eno. We will never know. But these are all great.

I really like David Byrne's post-Talking Heads stuff; and just like you miss the "sound" of Brian Eno with them, I do miss the sound of the TH band with David Byrne. To me, it feels like DB never found his true "broader sound" after he disbanded TH. I cried when I listened to them playing live one last time for their 2002 induction ceremony to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Now THAT was a true BAND.

Take a listen: https://bit.ly/3d6SJLb
Posted 3 years ago by Hogar    [ Reply ]
 geonuine wrote:
A rating of 7 at most. Admitting, their prime has passed when launching this album/song 
 

If they had perhaps generated songs like this in '79, I would have been more partial to them.  Hearing Psycho Killer 300 times almost turned me into one. 
Posted 3 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
A favorite from this album. Loved the movie!
Posted 3 years ago by jimlandwehr2582    [ Reply ]
A rating of 7 at most. Admitting, their prime has passed when launching this album/song 
Posted 3 years ago by geonuine    [ Reply ]
Better then psycho killer
Posted 3 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
a SOLID 8 from me.....
Posted 4 years ago by photolew    [ Reply ]
Thanks to RP I am swift becoming more of a TH fan. I guess I just wasn’t ready all those years ago. I love them now.
Posted 4 years ago by eyeball    [ Reply ]
Just changed it from 8 to a 9. I almost never give 10s. This song is perfection.
Posted 4 years ago by ovidiu    [ Reply ]
Love this album, adore this movie. My college friends and I still quote it back and forth to each other almost 30 years later. 
Posted 4 years ago by TLynneHenry    [ Reply ]
YOU GUYS ARE BRILLIANT!!
Posted 4 years ago by LoveRParadise    [ Reply ]
 DChas wrote:
I agree!
 

Me too!
Wait. What?
Posted 4 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
As an aside - saw Adrian Belew last night - it was great, and included a handful of Crimson tunes. Check out his current tour if you are a fan and you can!
Posted 5 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
I agree!
Posted 5 years ago by DChas    [ Reply ]
Posted 6 years ago by theralph    [ Reply ]
this is a beautiful song
the melody, the key changes, the lyrics
yes, it's low energy, but it's a lament, so it's appropriate
Posted 7 years ago by LaurieinTucson    [ Reply ]
 Shimmer wrote:
Talking Heads were a spent force by the time they made this album, and it really shows in this dull song.

 
They were a very different band at this point from their early albums like "More Songs About Building and Food." "True Stories" wasn't as weird/neurotic/conspiratorial as the early stuff and some of it was boring but this is a great song. Reminds me of college friends and the better angels in our nature. 
Posted 8 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Great, wonderful song from an excellent band
Posted 8 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:

No. Dull observation. This is brilliant and conceptually covers more ground than most efforts to create something worthwhile.

 
Completely agree. This is a more effective and evocative song than some of those droning snarky surrealisms TH pumped out circa 1980 and thereby lost me. 
Posted 8 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
The decline of TH was rather precipitous. 
Posted 9 years ago by MJMJ    [ Reply ]
 Shimmer wrote:
Talking Heads were a spent force by the time they made this album, and it really shows in this dull song.

 
No. Dull observation. This is brilliant and conceptually covers more ground than most efforts to create something worthwhile.
Posted 10 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Talking Heads were a spent force by the time they made this album, and it really shows in this dull song.
Posted 10 years ago by Shimmer    [ Reply ]
My favorite TH song

2 > 3
Posted 10 years ago by rollo_tomasi    [ Reply ]
Not my most favourite song by them.
Posted 10 years ago by p4rkrb01    [ Reply ]
Good song! Passionate. Intelligent. Catchy.
Posted 10 years ago by david500    [ Reply ]
Talking Heads' worst album, IMHO. 
Posted 10 years ago by milleronic    [ Reply ]
If there's any band overrepresented on RP, it must be Talking Heads.
Posted 11 years ago by joempie    [ Reply ]
I can see your expression when you hear the talking heads... 
Posted 11 years ago by piñata    [ Reply ]
 George_Tirebiter wrote:
Love this album - my kids grew up on it.  {#Bounce}
 

Lucky kids.
Posted 11 years ago by d-don    [ Reply ]
I confess to not understanding why so many listeners dislike this artist and specifically this song. It touches on a subject, or subjects, that  rarely get discussed, let alone sung about. Oh well, if you don't like, you don't. Oddly, it touches me emotionally and intellectually.
Posted 12 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
allright, crappy songs hour it is then, i rest my headphones...
Posted 12 years ago by gigikent    [ Reply ]
LOVE THIS SONG!
Posted 12 years ago by BBOGDA    [ Reply ]
 Ag3nt0rang3 wrote:
Ugh, this is bad. I love the Talking Heads, but not this song. 
 
What they said
Posted 13 years ago by Sloggydog    [ Reply ]

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Posted 13 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
This song seems rather melancholy to me.
Posted 13 years ago by newwavegurly    [ Reply ]
Ugh, this is bad. I love the Talking Heads, but not this song. 
Posted 13 years ago by Ag3nt0rang3    [ Reply ]
city of dreams?  Nope its a night mare!
Posted 13 years ago by gjones    [ Reply ]
Love this album - my kids grew up on it.  {#Bounce}
Posted 13 years ago by George_Tirebiter    [ Reply ]
David is a god.  Not as good as the stuff from 1977 and near but his voice jumps out at you 30+ years later.


Posted 13 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
 horstman wrote:
This album came out in 1986, it was the seventh album by the talking heads. There is no way that they had become this polished in 77. That's when the first album came out and it was raw and unrefined. This is ultra pasteurized. And I'm not being complementary.

Still an okay song, though.
 
i agree.. i have most heads albums but not this one. i'd expect this tune to be on the corporate album (little creatures)..

Posted 13 years ago by floydoftherocks    [ Reply ]
Now I know why Talking Heads' music irritates me most of the time:  David Byrne has the young, male equivalent to the quavering voice of the old lady who always sang in the congregation when you were a kid and were forced to go to church!
Posted 14 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
This album came out in 1986, it was the seventh album by the talking heads. There is no way that they had become this polished in 77. That's when the first album came out and it was raw and unrefined. This is ultra pasteurized. And I'm not being complementary.

Still an okay song, though.
Posted 14 years ago by horstman    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:
I generally like Talking Heads, but I do not like this. At all.
 
Funny, the opposite for me.
Posted 14 years ago by listen_n_sf    [ Reply ]
For many of us, those dreams are starting to crumble. Still, this is a cool song. {#Music}

Posted 14 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
I generally like Talking Heads, but I do not like this. At all.
Posted 14 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Oh, no, not again.
Posted 14 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
one of my very favorite TH ~ thanks Bill
Posted 14 years ago by peacockangel    [ Reply ]
Music isn't music without TH/DB. Amazing how little middle ground there is on that subject on RP. It's almost like red state/blue state. Assuming DB would be blue (he gets around by bicycle for instance), I will just say, "Blue Rules." He's a genius and that was a great band. The movie True Stories is really funny, too—the fashion show at the mall has to be seen.

 joanbcn wrote:
For those you dont like TH / DB ...
This is Radio Paradise and Radio Paradise is not Radio Paradise without Talking Heads or David Byrne

{#Nyah}
 


Posted 14 years ago by FrankMc    [ Reply ]
sehr gutes Stück......{#Music}
Posted 14 years ago by wildrudi    [ Reply ]
Certainly I love this song....but DB's "Dirty Old Town" would *really* bring Moe's super-lite "New York City" (just played) down to earth.

Posted 14 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
 DaveInVA wrote:
{#Puke}{#Puke}{#Puke}{#Puke}
 


Posted 14 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
{#Puke}{#Puke}{#Puke}{#Puke}
Posted 15 years ago by DaveInSaoMiguel    [ Reply ]
 lmic wrote:
9 -> 10
 
3 -> 2. Fine lyrics, seriously dull delivery {#Sleep}
Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 lmic wrote:
9 -> 10
 



+1
Posted 15 years ago by Netto    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:


How many times you going to say that?
 
——say it again
Posted 15 years ago by Wonderloaf    [ Reply ]
Good one online radio dude.
Posted 15 years ago by Brooky    [ Reply ]
For those you dont like TH / DB ...
This is Radio Paradise and Radio Paradise is not Radio Paradise without Talking Heads or David Byrne

{#Nyah}
Posted 15 years ago by joanbcn    [ Reply ]
9 -> 10
Posted 15 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
...sounds a lot like brian eno!..
Posted 15 years ago by mandolin    [ Reply ]
Most TH / DB songs get a one from me. This one wasn't as bad - it gets a 2.
Posted 15 years ago by Droidac    [ Reply ]
 ThePoose wrote:


But Bill loves Byrnin' down the house.
 

How many times you going to say that?
Posted 15 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
I must agree with earlier comments to ignore the detractors. At this point one must be really jaded to not appreciate this unique musician.
Posted 16 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
Painful...it exists as an anthem to my memory of what we might have been. It's all just a city of dreams.
Posted 16 years ago by froggy    [ Reply ]
bmeador wrote:
That's enough, David Byrne.
But Bill loves Byrnin' down the house.
Posted 16 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
EssexTex wrote:
Do you think "Sand in the vaseline" is a parody of "Sticky when wet"...."sticky fingers" etc?..
It's from the old joke poem: From the bedroom came a scream: who put sand in the vaseline?
Posted 16 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
A very interesting sound from the Talking Heads. Different side of the group. I'll need to hear it a few more times before adjusting my rating.
Posted 16 years ago by Ericac    [ Reply ]
reason06 wrote:
Really? I think this is one of their worst, sound wise.
I love it, too. Understand, I usually find Byrne irritating, but this is lovely.
Posted 16 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
LaurieinTucson wrote:
My favorite talking heads song. Beautiful.
Really? I think this is one of their worst, sound wise.
Posted 16 years ago by reason06    [ Reply ]
EssexTex wrote:
Do you think "Sand in the vaseline" is a parody of "Sticky when wet"...."sticky fingers" etc?..
Posted 16 years ago by sunny_day    [ Reply ]
My favorite talking heads song. Beautiful.
Posted 16 years ago by LaurieinTucson    [ Reply ]
dmax wrote:
This is so not the Talking Heads the I adored. It misses the pathos of "Big Country" while trying to be in the same neighborhood. Gave it a 1.
Interesting. I'm exactly the opposite. Not a big TH fan, but this song is quite lovely! Takes all kinds....
Posted 16 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
EssexTex wrote:
Do you think "Sand in the vaseline" is a parody of "Sticky when wet"...."sticky fingers" etc?..
no... it just really sucks
Posted 16 years ago by ch83575    [ Reply ]
InTexas wrote:
Another fine Talking Heads song.
Another retread from byrned out . . .
Posted 16 years ago by jjbix    [ Reply ]
Do you think "Sand in the vaseline" is a parody of "Sticky when wet"...."sticky fingers" etc?..
Posted 16 years ago by EssexTex    [ Reply ]
Another fine Talking Heads song.
Posted 16 years ago by InTexas    [ Reply ]
dmax wrote:
This is so not the Talking Heads the I adored. It misses the pathos of "Big Country" while trying to be in the same neighborhood. Gave it a 1.
While I agree with the premise - this is not your father's Talking Heads - I do think it comes close to evoking Bryne's earlier imagery of hope amidst alienation. I'll clock it at 6.
Posted 16 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
the style and lyrics are remeniscent of some sort of personal music/journal entry.
Posted 16 years ago by meeshba    [ Reply ]
Saw him play this at the 1991 International Design Conference in Aspen. It was quite a bit faster, much more sparse and a thousand times better (I'll give that one a 6000 as opposed to this version's 5 or 6). It was allegedly his first solo performance, and he seemed pretty wound up and nervous, all alone with only an acoustic guitar and a little drum machine. He also did a great cover of Greenback Dollar (traditional, not the Kingston Trio/Hoyt Axton song).
Posted 17 years ago by knowsrain    [ Reply ]
Do not stop playing TH or DB. Do not mind about the ones who do not like him. DB is a genious and nobody can discuss that Thanks Bill There\'s another genious called Prince. What about him? Maybe u should try to play something of him... I am going to London just to see him next saturday. I will tell you about that...
Posted 17 years ago by joanbcn    [ Reply ]
mindless wrote:
Boring, awful track. I can see what some people like in David Byrne but, not in this track!
yup...I thought it was Byrne solo
Posted 17 years ago by Bocephus    [ Reply ]
shayborg wrote:
There is no way this song would ever be played here if it weren't by the Talking Heads.
Amen! This is worse than a middle-school talent show pseudo-profound "message" song.
Posted 17 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
widespread panic does an amazing cover of this
Posted 17 years ago by snowak    [ Reply ]
Boring, awful track. I can see what some people like in David Byrne but, not in this track!
Posted 17 years ago by mindless    [ Reply ]
There is no way this song would ever be played here if it weren't by the Talking Heads.
Posted 17 years ago by shayborg    [ Reply ]
That's enough, David Byrne.
Posted 17 years ago by bmeador    [ Reply ]
Reconsidered, I think the whole True Stories venture was very underrated. Perhaps the satire was too gentle for some.
Posted 17 years ago by redeyespy    [ Reply ]
Great music.
Posted 17 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
I like one song from the Talking Heads. That was in 1986. It wasn't this one.
Posted 17 years ago by coccyx    [ Reply ]
eastcoast wrote:
Its amazing how you can trash talk the station because of one song you don't like...just give your commentary on the song.
decent song. I like it. I feel like the chord changes are a little manipulative of emotion. Love DB. 6
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
decent song. I like it. I feel like the chord changes are a little manipulative of emotion. Love DB. 6
Posted 17 years ago by Wizzuvvoz    [ Reply ]
Its amazing how you can trash talk the station because of one song you don't like... Ando wrote:
I like the heads a lot, and have most of their albums. This song is one of their weakest efforts. Wanting to hear from outside the box is great. But it doesn't mean you have to go find the suckiest song in the TH catalog just to prove how eclectic you can be. I didn't know that the RP focus was on being inside/outside/about/near/over/under/without/of/for/around/through the box. I thought the focus was on playing a variety of GOOD music. (which most of the time they do quite well, thanks Bill)
Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast    [ Reply ]
lmic wrote:
True Stories - Such a tender & touching little movie. "Who's to say it isn't beautiful?" 9
I can't agree more! True Stories is probably one of the most original movies I've ever seen. Yes, touching and tender indeed.
Posted 17 years ago by ulibcn    [ Reply ]
I don't know why but I totally like this song. White greed and oppressions exploited by white music artist who bring us social commentary...still like it though.
Posted 17 years ago by eastcoast    [ Reply ]
True Stories - Such a tender & touching little movie. "Who's to say it isn't beautiful?" 9
Posted 17 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by renlat    [ Reply ]
I don't like this song but I don't care. RP rocks. Who gives a f--k about the wizzer naysayers and their petty wet comments.
Posted 17 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
Yes, there are better TH songs. I find it refreshing, however, to hear something different from them that I am not so familiar with.
Posted 17 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
Ando wrote:
I like the heads a lot, and have most of their albums. This song is one of their weakest efforts. Wanting to hear from outside the box is great. But it doesn't mean you have to go find the suckiest song in the TH catalog just to prove how eclectic you can be. I didn't know that the RP focus was on being inside/outside/about/near/over/under/without/of/for/around/through the box. I thought the focus was on playing a variety of GOOD music. (which most of the time they do quite well, thanks Bill)
I disagree respectfully. I hear (feel?) a lot of emotion coming from Byrne's voice in this song. It strikes me every time I hear it. The lyrics are simple, but I think carry a lot of meaning for them (and for some of us too)
Posted 17 years ago by annanyc    [ Reply ]
Oh, those first few notes...I thought we were going to hear the live version of Heaven .....but this is pretty good too.
Posted 17 years ago by pigglywiggly    [ Reply ]
Ando wrote:
I like the heads a lot, and have most of their albums. This song is one of their weakest efforts.
Agree completely. At best they made you dance and laugh at the same time. This just drones on.
Posted 17 years ago by MM13    [ Reply ]
I like the heads a lot, and have most of their albums. This song is one of their weakest efforts. Wanting to hear from outside the box is great. But it doesn't mean you have to go find the suckiest song in the TH catalog just to prove how eclectic you can be. I didn't know that the RP focus was on being inside/outside/about/near/over/under/without/of/for/around/through the box. I thought the focus was on playing a variety of GOOD music. (which most of the time they do quite well, thanks Bill) Marr wrote:
Hmmm. So we should limit RP to the songs that were played on the HIT STATIONS? I think as a group RP listeners are sophisticated enough to want to hear songs from outside the box.
Posted 17 years ago by Ando    [ Reply ]
Posted 18 years ago by pinkfu    [ Reply ]
meower215 wrote:
Um, their Lyrics, danceability, leadership in changing the scope of music at one point in music histroy to name a few
not that this one is particularly dance-able
Posted 18 years ago by meower    [ Reply ]
renlat wrote:
The more you play TH or any D Byrne songs the less I send money. Sorry. Does anyone can explain to me what's so good about them?
Um, their Lyrics, danceability, leadership in changing the scope of music at one point in music histroy to name a few
Posted 18 years ago by meower    [ Reply ]